Author: Nur Soleha Mohd Halmee
Leia is neither a princess nor a fan of Star Wars (which she hopes isn’t a deal breaker). Besides her consuming passion for writing and travelling, humanitarian works have always interested her. Standing true to her life motto “To give is to receive”, Leia believes true happiness is gained when it is shared. She dreams to retire in a cottage at the foothills of the Swiss mountains with her mother and become a florist.
The 20 Safest Airlines & Malaysia’s Newest Travel App
The airline industry has taken the need for evolution in stride. As can be seen in this list of the 20 safest airlines for 2021 and the launch of Malaysia Aviation Group’s Journify.Malaysia’s Vax Benefits: New SOPs For Those Vaccinated Against COVID-19
Malaysia’s COVID-19 vaccination rate ranks among the best per capita in the world, turning our luck around as authorities begin discussing the possible ease of restrictions for fully vaccinated peopleQuicker Jabs for Tourism Sector, Grab Rebates To PPVs, & Other Vaccine Updates
ll the vaccine highlights over the weekend right here! Sarawak aiming to achieve herd immunity in mid-August. Meanwhile, in Selangor, residents can apply for RM20 worth of Grab rebates for rides to PPVs.Entry Allowed For Travellers Jabbed with WHO-Approved Vaccines
It turns out that you really can have a hot vaxx summer – as long as your vaccine is approved under the WHO’s Emergency Use Listing.12 Activities To Stay Positive, Sane, & Empowered
There are many little things you can do at home to boost feel good feelings, keep sane during lockdown, and above all, stay feeling empowered.Hotels In Malaysia: Cut Back Or Face Closure
Business recovery post COVID-19 looks to be an uphill climb for Malaysia’s hotel industry with occupancy rates averaging at 20% and 63% of hotel staff currently on unpaid leave.Tokyo Olympics: The Games Must Go On
The Tokyo Olympics is set to continue with limited spectators. But that may change to no spectators at all due an increase of COVID-19 cases in Japan. That and restrictions that are unlikely to lift soon.The Push For AstraZeneca Vaccine Recognition Worldwide
Same formula, different regulations. The barring of AstraZeneca vaccines produced outside of Europe is frustrating millions of international travellers who’ve been fully inoculated against COVID-19.Forget Refunds: Malaysian Travellers Keen On ‘Pay When You Fly’ Option
Making holiday plans has been difficult in the last year. With travel restrictions constantly changing due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, who’d want to be faced with potential flight cancellations? Especially when getting refunds are either a really exasperating or time-consuming process. Many vacationers have given up on the idea of booking ahead altogether and…Langkawi Set To Reopen To Fully-Vaxxed Vacationers
That long-overdue local getaway can finally be realised as Langkawi is expected to reopen to vacationers this September. The only condition: you need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.9 Of Malaysia’s Most Beautiful Beachfront Restaurants & Cafés
Romantic sunset views, Instagrammable settings, crystalline waters, and powder-soft sands – this list of Malaysia’s most stunning beachfront cafes and restaurants is a shore thing.#KitaJagaKita: Here’s Where To Get Help & How To Help Others
Malaysians are struggling to survive the FMCO. While we fight COVID-19, let’s also fight the urge to give up. Whether it’s for food or diapers, here’s where to go to look for help or to help others.Vaxxed? Here’s Where You Can Go Based On Your Brand Of Jab
Only china-made vaccines are accepted in China, while Sinovac’s not accepted in most countries. Meanwhile, researchers are contemplating mixing and matching COVID-19 jabs. Things are getting messy with the vaccine wars, so we’ve simplified it for you.Malaysia: Where We Stand In The COVID-19 Pandemic
The current COVID state in Malaysia isn’t looking too well whereas Singapore is taking on a new approach while other countries are experiencing a mixture of progress and regress.Open To Public: A Night’s Stay In Gaudi’s Casa Vicens
You’ve been to the Gaudi museums and gardens all around beautiful Barcelona, but thanks to Airbnb, you’ll be able to stay in one of Gaudi’s architectural masterpieces this autumn.Pandemic-Free Holidays Will Happen… At The Edge Of Outer Space!
There’s no better place than the edge of outer space if you’re looking to go on a holiday that’s guaranteed to be free of COVID-19.Will Langkawi Reopen? Asian Region Remains Worst-Hit By Pandemic
It looks like Asia’s the first in and last out when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic. But with vaccinations ramping up, its eventual reopening is on the horizon.Mystery Trips: The Contiki Travel Experience You Never Knew Existed
Are you a young traveller itching to explore the world again? Well, the Contiki Travel Lounge has something tailor-made just for you – mystery trips with unreal discounts!Help Malaysia’s Zoos: Virtual Tours Worth Taking
We reckon that the crocs over at the Melaka Crocodile and Recreational Park are the only buayas worth dating. Plus, it’ll help save Malaysia’s zoos!Been Vaccinated? You Might Be Able To Travel Sooner Than You Think
The government is considering relaxing travel restrictions for those who are fully vaccinated and introducing the use of vaccine passports once herd immunity is achieved.Langkawi Heritage Villas Awarded By Hotels.com
Langkawi’s Kunang Kunang Heritage Villas scored top ratings amongst guests and nabbed an award while they were at it earlier this month.Bali High: Another Island Destination Reopening In July 2021
Tourism is slowly making a comeback with top destinations such as Phuket reopening in July, and now Bali announcing plans to reopen borders next month. Here’s exactly what’s going on.Europe May Be A No-Go For M’sians Who Received The Sinovac Vaccine
Those who have been administered with vaccines produced in Russia, India, and China may not be allowed to enter Europe.Will Malaysians Be Able To Travel Again In October 2021?
Following the announcement of the Malaysian government's COVID-19 national recovery plan, we can expect (while keeping our fingers and toes crossed) for local travel to resume by October.
